Inline Hockey Sticks

Willies stock a huge range of inline hockey sticks in a vast selection of hands, flexes, curves and brands, including Bauer, CCM, True, Warrior, Sher-Wood and Winnwell.

We also stock roller hockey sticks in Junior, Intermediate and Senior Sizes, so no matter your age or style of play, the team at Willies can help you choose the best inline hockey stick to suit you and your budget!

Willies Inline Roller Hockey Sticks

Stickhandling and puck possession are king in roller hockey, so we know how important it is to find your perfect inline hockey stick! Choose your next twig from our massive range, available online or in-store at Willies in Coventry.

 

We regularly have great deals on roller hockey sticks and other gear that every player needs in their kit bag. Stay informed about upcoming offers and hear about new stock arrivals ahead of the curve by subscribing to our newsletter and connecting with us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.

 

We love chatting about all things roller and ice hockey on social media, too — let us know your views on roller hockey news, inline equipment or anything else in the sport! We’re super passionate about the game and understand how vital your stick is to your performance. We do everything possible to give you the best prices on roller hockey equipment from top manufacturers like Bauer, CCM, Mission, and more.

INLINE HOCKEY STICKS FAQS

  • What is an inline hockey stick?

    Inline hockey sticks are the same sticks used in ice hockey, designed for shooting, passing, and puck control.

    The only difference is how they’re used — inline players may choose reinforced blades or ABS tips for durability on rougher surfaces like asphalt or concrete.

  • How do I choose the right flex for an inline hockey stick?

    Flex depends on your weight and shooting style:-

    Lighter players: 50–65 flex

    Mid-weight players: 70–85 flex

    Heavier players: 95+ flex

    Inline players often go 5–10 flex lower than on ice for quicker release with lighter pucks or balls.

  • What blade curve should I use for inline hockey?

    Popular curves include:

    P92 / W03 / P29 — balanced for passing and shooting

    P28 / W28 — toe curve for quick puck lifts

    P88 / W88 — flatter curve for control and backhands

    Choose based on your shooting style and surface type.

  • What’s the difference between low kick and mid kick inline sticks?

    Low kick: Quick release, ideal for wrist shots and close-range plays

    Mid kick: More power on slap shots and long passes

    Inline players often prefer low kick sticks for fast transitions and quick shots on sport court.